Corn and Soybean Harvest Begins to Wind Down

Corn and Soybean Harvest Begins to Wind Down

 

Crop Progress  – 10.7 Billion Bushels of Corn & 3.6 Billion Bushels of Soybeans Harvested

Corn:

  • 72 percent harvested

The corn crop has fully matured. The harvest is 72 percent complete, up 12 points from last week and 16 points over the historical norm. 10.73 billion bushels have been harvested with 4.17 billion bushels remaining. Several large corn producing states like Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota are well ahead of their traditional harvest pace and are carrying the national average higher. There are eight out of 18 reporting states that trail their average pace, with Ohio being the furthest behind, trailing by 20 points.  

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